12 years a slave review

ok i'm gonna put it out here i live in the uk and 12 years a slave got uk release in january so it's definateley on my top ten list of 2014 why? cause... it's an amazing film, it's the heart breaking TRUE story of Solomon Northup (i think that's how you spell his name) and he's a free man in slave times and one night he goes out with a few guys who look like they want him to take part in a performance cause Solomon is a violinist. then Solomon passes out drunk, then everything changes from good to bad, he gets put into slavery, yep you guessed it for 12 years. i'm just gonna say everyone who took part in this film gave 150% effort into this film all of the cast were brilliant Paul Giamatti and Benedict Cumberbatch are in the film but only for a small time Benedict Cumberbatch's character must have been the nicest slave owner in that time but even though he's nice and polite to Solomon HE'S STILL A SLAVE OWNER, but one member of the cast hooked me like a harpoon from when he was introduced in the film it wasn't the guy who played Solomon it wasn't the polite slave owner it was Micheal Fassbender's character, jesus he should've won best supporting actor in the oscars he was incredible in the film, he was a humongous dickhead in the film, there's this one scene i can rememer clearly in that film and one of the slave girls get Micheal Fassbender's permission to go to the other slave owners house to chat with the lady of the house, few hours go by Fassbender thinks she's ran away  but she comes back holding a bar of soap, Fassbender get's pissed off ties her up to a tree and forces Solomon to give her as many lashes on the back until Fassbender tells him to stop and that scene was horrific yet amazing at the same time. the whole film alone was beautifully made the actors were phenomenal the film should have won more oscars than it did i wasn't dissapointed at all with this film and i have to say that
12 years a slave is epicness on a sponge 5/5